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Good morning Forum,
I've had a couple of inquiries but no takers. I'm bumping the
Simpleone and dropping my price to $1100 plus shipping. Please DM me with
questions.
Steve
On Friday, March 8, 2019 at 3:54:39 AM UTC-6, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> I'm offering for sale my 56 cm. Simpleone com
Och! The misery! Now you’ll get to learn what riding a bike does for the
calmness of your soul. When I’m grumpy, my wife and daughter tell me in unison
how much I need a bike ride. Grin.
You’ve hit on the very thing that got me into doing my own wrenching despite
the various challenges I have w
It could be that your headset bearings have rubbed a little dent into the
cup the sit in, which was explained to me at a bike shop just last night.
Once the bearing has made its nest, it you'll feel a little notch, and
maybe a sound (?) when you turn.This seems unlikely, and truly I don't
Leah,
Even your personal bicycle 🚲 tragedies are a joy to read for us in your
brilliant prose.
As a retired educator, I am curious whether this is credited more to your
formal education or your immense love of 📖.
Regardless it is gift to us even if my heart aches for you and your family’s
temp
Man what a nice bike! If I didn't already have a Frank Jones, and if your
SimpleOne wasn't a little too big for me, I'd be all over that deal. Can't
believe it's not gone already.
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Beer likely would at least get the flat tire addressed quickly.
The other very easy solution is to buy a Brompton (or Tern or probably any
other folding bike) that will take little room in the garage and magically
seems to adjust to fit any size rider quite nicely. Then you are always
prepared
I'm visiting the DC area with the family. Any suggestions for cool shops?
Also might go to Baltimore for a day.
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Oh Ryan, you think of me with a lot of generosity. I was a great disappointment
to my high school English teacher when I forsook her hopes of my journalism
career in favor of a nursing career. I think I love and am energized by people
even more than I am by a good book, so I got a bachelor’s in
Abcyclehank wrote,
"Leah,
Even your personal bicycle 🚲 tragedies are a joy to read for us in your
brilliant prose. "
I agree with Ryan.
It's fun to read your posts with all sorts of twists and turns and a different
perspective to make them interesting.
Perhaps novelist coul
If anyone has a 58 or 60, but wants the 56, I am willing to help make this
happen.
Best regards,
Matt B
Oswego, IL
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Bike Friday makes a non-folding, adjustable size bike that is mostly sold in
fleets to schools. However, individuals can buy just one bike if they desire.
(Disclaimer, I work as a service mechanic at Bike Friday.)
The bike is a great choice for a family with growing kids or to have as a
loaner
I was blown away on my first bike tour (and subsequent tours) by the kindness
of strangers.
Goodness, that was 15 years back
for that first one.
I think it was 52 or so days on the road and during that time I only had one
person being rude about sharing the road.
There were quite
I have seen such thing in my neighborhood park once! Not sure if it was
the same brand, however. I wish I had known about it before I bought the
kid trailer.
Sometimes we want to take the kid to the park for biking there with his
friend. The roads along the way are a bit busy. It would be
The Atlantis frame is sold!
On Wednesday, 6 March 2019 11:00:32 UTC-8, Ash wrote:
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> Julian, thank you!
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> Dave, indeed 'never used' was referring to the seat post only.
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> Back story: I attached a kid trailer to the seat post that came with the
> Atlantis. The seat post ended up with some
Jeff, you called it! The rear brake cable at the headtube was the “Bink!” A
wrap of Neubaums and back to blessedly silent! Thank you!
With abandon,
Patrick
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Y'all make good points about the flat, she shouldn't be waiting 'til Thursday
for that. But she mentioned a full list given to the mechanic, I suspect the
HotRock is getting more work done.
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Leah: When bicycle emergencies strike, this is the man you need to call:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2oxx9j
He also provides lumberjack services.
On Sat, Mar 23, 2019 at 10:02 PM Bicycle Belle Ding Ding! <
jonasandle...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We were all set to ride to the boys’ volleyball
Congratulations! 26” wheeled Atlantii handle so sweetly. Precise and
unwavering. Very happy with my 53.
Best,
Rich in ATL
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> On Mar 23, 2019, at 8:24 PM, Christopher Cote
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> New-to-me 26" wheeled, 56cm Toyo Atlantis.
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It's tricky, but I've bungeed front wheels alongside my rear rack. Two
connections on the front of the wheel and one to the towed bike's fork. Get it
right and it's a trailer (not for riders though)
Unfortunately I've no pictures, but I promise it's a thing. I've also tried the
upside down kids
I saw a man the other day portaging a bicycle as a backpack while riding
another. The portaged bike looked a lot smaller than his other bike, so maybe
his child's. He had the bike arranged with the wheels off and strapped flush to
the frame. It appeared completely stable.
It inspired me to sear
No worries, this was an easy one. Ask me how I know!
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 10:55:47 AM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Jeff, you called it! The rear brake cable at the headtube was the “Bink!”
> A wrap of Neubaums and back to blessedly silent! Thank you!
Joe is correct! Baby Bear’s bike needed attention. Picture this: you are biking
downhill, sailing onto campus in lovely spring weather. Masses of parents and
children, half-awake and somber are making their way to the school grounds. On
the last leg of the ride, you apply your brakes and
EE
I visited the DC area a couple of months ago and had a great time poking
around Bikes At Vienna (http://www.bikesatvienna.com/). They specialize in
recumbent and folding bikes, with a good selection of less common
accessories too (Brooks saddles, dynohubs, etc...). If you have no interest
in re
So much happy happy joy joy in this. And Leah Belle Shama Lama Ding Dong found
a way to like the eChopper!!! 🙂
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56cm Creamsickle orange/white Ramboulliet. White SKS fenders, rack. 9 speed
Ultegra STI Brifters, gran Fondo handlebar, Ultegra front Derailleur, Deore XT
rear derailleur. Truvative FireEx crank. MAVIC WHEELS with Deore hubs. Never
been crashed. No scratches on frame. Frame treated with frame s
Collin A, loads of mud! What race in Sonoma (my hometown)?
Meanwhile, I was riding over the mountain in Napa up Mt. Veeder then down Dry
Creek and back home. Manager to break my chain just after passing the peak but
pieces it together to get home lighter several links:
https://imgur.com/a/rlyHp
Thanks for the hilarious story!
My only suggestion is to get yourself a bike-geek friend who preferably
lives close by. Down the block is best, although good* bike-geeks are
somewhat rare, and you may not be so lucky. Anyway, I know this is the way
to go because I'm such a bike-geek to some of
I made the mistake of putting Newbaums on my Cliffhanger rims, riding them
for a year and then deciding to switch them to tubeless. Newbaums is
evidently *not* meant to come off. It left a ton of residue that I have yet
to find a good solvent for. Have tried rubbing alcohol, acetone, and going
Not on rims, but I've Goo Goned Newbaums off of bars. That stuff is sticky!
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